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I use the poseidon xstream reg and have noticed the second stage "free flows" for a second or so when you first turn on the bottle. I called poseidon to ask about this and was told "it does that to soften the first stage seating under the high pressure when the tank is first turned on". and that...

I have the HE and love it. its easy to use, not too big, not too small, the screen lights up for seeing in the dark, the battery is easy to replace if need be, the download cradle is easy to use and I have called dive-rite on a few occasions for questions and got a quick answer every time. The...

washer disk plug. the washer seals between the disk and the valve body....

uh, I hate to rain on your parade, the service isn't done in house... The last person I know who took their regs there and had them serviced, tried to get them back after two weeks to take someplace else, was told "they're not here"... I've been to their store and there is no service area...

if you don't mind the ride, Long Island Scuba in lindenhurst has the best tech around for regs. Both the Nassau and Suffolk police dive teams send all their gear there, along with most of the FD teams in the area. Ralph has been servicing regs for a looooooooooooooong time and knows every brand...

just make sure the bulb is a spot and not a flood and HID will win every time over any other light types out there I have a 10w spot and it cuts through the murky crap here in NY waters like a laser beam. I'd never go back to a regular halogen bulb...

The newer poseidons (not the Xstreams) have two relief valves, one in the first stage body (thats what the little plug in the bottom is) and a second relief valve in the hose connection to the second stage (this is the same as the Xstreams), and the beuchat will open up and blow off pressure...

Check out http://www.tech-blue.com/ they have it. I bought mine from them the begining of this summer. I have two of them and they are the highest quality of any swivel I've seen.

with the exception of the remote local and the depth which is easily ratified with proper gasses and a nice boat, the doria and the ginild aren't even close to the same thing... The gunild sounds like a great wreck for trimix training, but not even close to the danger level of the doria. The...

if you rinse them after every dive and take care to inspect them for any chips and repair as needed the fabers will last a long time. as far as the 85's vs. the 95's.... the 95's are short and fat, the 85's tall and thin. I had a doubled set of both and I found the 95 to be harder to move...

BCD-a stainless back plate with harness. A set of 50 lb wings, (pick your brand) Regs- Poseidon Xstream duration. (2 with doubles or single with an Xstream octo) Computer- VR3 now for the fun stuff, a DUI CF200 full custom drysuit doubled set of E7-120's a few abyss reels and an OMS...

If your reg has a DIN fitting, then when the din is very tight, it won't swivel... it should only be finger tight. with the captured O-ring it doesn't have to be tight to seal right. The part of the din fitting face that holds the O-ring is solid mounted into the reg body. the din face is not...

The hose that comes with DUI drysuits has an oversized lock ring that is very easy to grab with heavy gloves on vs. a standard BC connection. The Dui hose has no restrictor or anything and fits a standard BC fitting as well. either design will work. Heres a pic of a DUI hose and a standard BC hose.

$25 on a purchase of a couple hundred bucks???? Thats not where online buying pays off..... when you save $300 on a $1000 order is the time to shop on the internet. for the $25 I'll go to my LDS and throw them the business. That $25 pays for the times when you walk in and ask a few...

why is that? I have mixed poseidon stages with other brands and had no problems. doing it with a jetstream/odin could be a problem if you don't have an OPV on the first stage. what do you think will be a problem with a cyklon?

yup, you won't hurt the galvanized finish unless you use some kind of blade to scrape off the goo or try to use something like a wire wheel.... even the strongest household cleaners won't do anything to the hot dipped galvanizing.

same thing, use a little veg oil... takes the glue goo right off, goo gone will work also and won't do anything to the unpainted surface.